The graph illustrates what type of job Anthropology graduates from one university choose after completing their undergraduate degree classes. The table depicts the revenues of these graduates after 5 years in three types of employment.
Overall, most of the graduated students in this major choose a full-time job, and they were paid higher in roles related to government.
Anthropology graduates from one university choose a full-time job, with 52% of their entire population. Part-time work and unemployment reach the second and third ranks of their destination (with 15% and 8%, respectively). There is a similar percentage between people who work a full-time postgraduate study and others whose job is unknown, both of them are 8%. There is a 5% of graduated students who work a part-time job and also study postgraduate.
40% of graduated people who work as freelance consultants could reach $75,000 to more than $100,000. 50% of people who work in government sectors were able to gain more than $100,000. 35% of Anthropology graduates could reach a salary between $50,000 to $74,999.